The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-31

fifth anniversary of their wedding. They
left as tokens of goodwill and respect many
presents, among which were several pieces
of silver, two easy-chairs, a dinner and tea
set of colored dishes, a gold-headed cane
and many other things both useful and orna-
mental. 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Guild of
Coventry attended the silver wedding of
Mrs. Guilds father and mother on the 25th
instant 80 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gale and
children of Lowell Mass, are stopping with
his father, Mr.. G.. II. Gale. - David
Boles has bought the house owned by the
late Henry Curtis, paying $500 cash for it.
- Miss o. Houghton commenced the fall
term of school at East Orange last Monday.
East Orange.
The heavy rains of last week did much
damage to highways in this vicinity. 80
Considerable grass yet remains to be cut, as
farmers were obliged to leave their haying
in order to secure their grain in good condi-
ton - Mrs Frank Lamb is quite sick
with heart and kidney difficulties. 80
The fall term of school commenced Monday,
with Miss Houghton of Orange az teacher.
- Mr.. Sherbie Hutchinson and Miss
Katie Davis attend the fall term of school
at the Vermont Conference Seminary.
East Randolph.
! b. f. SHAW of Boston, who, with his
| family, has been stopping at j. G. Hunting
| tons a few weeks this summer, went from
here to Newport and from that place sent
| lake trout, which he caught himself, to
Mr.. Huntington. 1t measured two and one
! half feet in length and weighed thirteen and
one-half pounds. He has since caught one
that weighed twenty-one pounds. -
Miss Belle Camp is to teach the fall term of
school at East Montpelier. - George
| Putnam OF Boston, who has been stopping
at j. G. Huntington's this season, returns to
| his home this week. - Samuel Howard
got finger badly crushed in Camps mill
last Saturday. - ID. j. Carny has pur-
chased an enslage-cutter and is filling his
friends at Richmond. - Mrs. Harvey
King and son have returned to their home
| in Boston.
West Randolph.
The soldiers reunion here this week
Wednesday and Thursday promises to be a
grand affair. - The Dartmouths will
| play ball with the Randolphs on the camp
ground this wednesday, afternoon at half
past three o'clock - w. w. Morton has
moved into his new and pleasant store in
the new block. - Nina Riford is clerk
ing for Mitchell. - Rev. V. NJ. Hardy
and j. A. Fowler are in New Brunswick on
few weeks vacation. - The young
folks have a social dance in Dubois & Gays
hall this Wednesday, evening. Music by
Beedles orchestra. - A goodly number
are attending the Mortified camp-meeting
- Frank Perrin and family of Spring
field, Mass, have been spending few days
in town. - Will Laird and Mrs. George
Peck, his sister, of White River Junction
were in town last week. n. Osgood
Snow has painted for the Grand Army post
a fine likeness of General Logan. 1t can be
seen at w. e. Lamson's store. - Mrs
Emma penny Lovejoy and husband o.
Maiden, Mass, have been the guests o.
Hobart Peck. They went to her home il
East Randolph this week - Will Snow
has moved into his fathers house on High
land avenue. 60 Mr.. Burt is extensively
improving the Bryant place, which he pur
chased recently. - Water will be let into
the pipes of the water-works this week
- Maud Hatch is here on a short vaca
ton. - This town is to have new post
office, named South Randolph and located a
gainesville. - Ed. Bass cuts and binds
an acre of grain in an hour with his machine
60 Miss Winnie Fassett has finished
work at DR.. Baileys and gone to her home
in Rochester. - Professor Whitehl
and wife have returned from their vacation
- Carl Mcintosh has returned to Chi
cago. - DIR. E. o. Blanchard attende,
the meeting of the American Dental Associa
ton at Niagara Falls. He was the repre-
sentative from Vermont. - Hon. Jane
Hutchinson and niece, Mary, will soon tax,
trip West.
North Thetford.
DIR. HARRIS LATHAM and wife from tin
West are stopping at the hotel. - Mrs
j. E. Johnson of Everett, Mass, is in tow
visiting friends. f.. II. Howe has re
turned from his southern trip and taken u
his former place as station agent. -
Miss Nellie Clark returned to her home il
Newbury last Saturday. - A large nun
Der of the city boarders here have returne,
to their homes. - George o. Carpente
, has put fine new street lamp in front o
his place and left it for the benefit of tn
public, his home now being in Boston, wit
, the exception of few weeks in the sum
mer which are spent here, this being hi
native place. - Hattie Porter has bee
quite sick for the past two weeks, as ha
also Miss Mary Adams. Both are now con
, valescent. - Emma Adams has gone t
finish her summers outing at Melrose CT
- Mrs. Mary Silver is expecting visi
in September from her grandchild, Ali
Cummings, who resides in Illinois.
Tunbridge.
THE Good Templars Union, held her
last Friday, was attended by sixty or NOR
2 members of the order from out of town an
i a large number of towns-people. The visitin
! members were welcomed by |. w. Slack
Royal Lodge. Royal Hatch of Bishop Lodg
responded. The exercises of the afternoo
g were interesting and profitable. In TIL
y | evening an excellent address was delivere
q by Rev. A. G.. Austin of Barnard. Mrs.
. Charles b. Smith was the representative
. the local Woman's Christian Temperate
n
= Mr.. a. p. Salter has three-year-old blac
:, Leghorn hen that has laid one hundred 81
e eggs since the first day of last April. -
u Emmie Marston left for Manchester, \. ii
:, last Friday. She will remain there fe
. days and then go to Providence, r. |. -
q Those who Went to Providence Island la!
Friday had pleasant trip. - Stearr
Gay left Thursday for a trip throug
northern New York. 60 Mrs. w. b. o
borne is failing very fast. - Parkt
Ordway had a slight shock of paralysis la
so Wednesday. - Mrs. Flora Drew Cusl
= man of Montpelier visited her father, Re
a A. b. Drew last week - Willard XIII
p and wife are visiting in Mortified and v
!. cinity. Laura Hubbard is at HON
"a - Annette Rowell of Lowell, Mass,
s visiting her friends in this town.
r North Tunbridge.
REV. S. A. PARKER will preach here ne,
/ Sunday forenoon at the usual hour.
r Williamstown.
a BERT " BAILEY and Lewis Martin, sol
v of Joshua f. Bailey and Herbert p. Marti
v are to attend the fall term of the Method
+ Seminary at Montpelier. - Fred
n Webster and wife (oee Miss Fannie Ho
70 kins) recently came up from Danvers, Mas.
on account of the sickness of Mr.. Webster
RI mother. 60 If the railroad is extend,
ne to this place soon, ii is said, the residents
If the Judge Paine neighborhood will ask f
,e better facilities for getting TO the villag
NJ A short cut from George Savorys house
o. some point near Chauncey Lougee's hou
IL.